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When connecting a repo using CLI, the repo URL is probably not parsed correctly. I was able to reproduce this with GitLab, but it could be happening with other Git hosts too.
The error is visible when the site card like this:
links the text git@gitlab.com:hrishikeshk/test.git to https://app.netlify.com/sites/zen-wiles-50eb6a/git@gitlab.com:hrishikeshk/test.git. In other cases, it links to the repo.
To reproduce:
Create a basic repo. Could be having just 1 file too, that's not important. Publish it to GitLab.
Run netlify init and choose to create a new site. Follow the prompts in the terminal.
Once all done, run netlify open to go to the admin area of the site and see the error.
Describe the bug:
A user reported this on the forums.
Some context (internal only):
https://netlify.slack.com/archives/CTCRT6VB6/p1638378975004800 and
https://netlify.slack.com/archives/C012GT6MYKU/p1638380300316300
When connecting a repo using CLI, the repo URL is probably not parsed correctly. I was able to reproduce this with GitLab, but it could be happening with other Git hosts too.
The error is visible when the site card like this:
links the text
git@gitlab.com:hrishikeshk/test.git
tohttps://app.netlify.com/sites/zen-wiles-50eb6a/git@gitlab.com:hrishikeshk/test.git
. In other cases, it links to the repo.To reproduce:
netlify init
and choose to create a new site. Follow the prompts in the terminal.netlify open
to go to the admin area of the site and see the error.Configuration:
Expected behavior
The link should go to the repo.
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